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The Guardian - AU
The Guardian - AU
National
Peter Hannam Economics correspondent

Labor’s changes to gas tax will deliver little if any extra revenue, analysts say

Woodside’s Goodyn A offshore gas production platform off Western Australia. The gross profits of LNG exporters exceeded $63.5bn last year, Tim Buckley said.
Woodside’s Goodyn A offshore gas production platform off Western Australia. The government’s oil and gas tax reforms have been criticised by the Greens and some analysts. Photograph: EPA

Australia’s changes to its tax on big gas exporters will deliver little if any additional revenue, analysts say, with any benefits in the short term coming at the expense of future budgets.

The treasurer, Jim Chalmers, heralded the changes to the petroleum resource rent tax (PRRT) as delivering “a fairer return to the Australian community from their natural resources” that would boost receipts by $2.4bn over the four years to 2027-28.

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